Ultrasound Imaging of Morton’s Neuroma | Foot Pain Diagnosis

🦶 How to Image a Morton’s Neuroma with Ultrasound
Hi everyone, Dr. Dinesh Sirisena here! In this video, I walk you through the step-by-step process of ultrasound imaging for Morton’s Neuroma, a common cause of foot pain and discomfort, especially between the toes.

Whether you’re a radiologist, sports medicine doctor, sonographer, or clinician learning MSK ultrasound techniques, this tutorial offers valuable insights to improve your diagnostic skills.

🎯 What You’ll Learn:
Ideal patient positioning for comfort and accuracy
Probe placement: short axis vs long axis orientation
How to identify metatarsal heads and web space swelling
Recognizing the hypoechoic appearance of a Morton’s Neuroma-Tips for detecting Mulder’s click and compressible lesions

📸 This video covers real-time ultrasound views and explains what to look out for in both transverse and longitudinal views when diagnosing interdigital neuroma.

🧠 Bonus Tip: Lower the probe frequency for better penetration through thicker plantar skin.

📚 Perfect for clinicians treating:
Forefoot pain
Nerve entrapment in the foot
Plantar discomfort
Sports-related foot injuries

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